Stargazing · SEDONA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying in Sedona: 5 nights out under the sky, priced per head, with the one thing to know before you commit.
Stargaze near Sedona with astronomers, powerful telescopes, binoculars, and laser-guided constellations for $89 per person.
“It was truly a breathtaking experience! My kids, who are obsessed with outer space, had an amazing time. The guides were so knowledgeable and friendly.”
Review of Sedona’s UFO and stargazing tour, with military night vision goggles, three viewing stops, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“This was spectacular! Shay was extremely informative and kind. The shop had some of the coolest item (go early to get some shopping in). I could literally sit and listen to her information for hours! The equipment was top notch. I'm looking forward to my next visit to Sedona and this tour will be fist on my list!”
Review of Sedona’s Night Sky Star Story Tour, with constellation myths, Indigenous astronomy, practical tips, pricing, weather advice, and honest pros and cons.
“Stargazing was a blast, but the storytelling was way over our heads. As veteran teachers, We believe Chad should of shown the video of the constellations first. We feel this would of had given a much better understanding of what to look for in the sky, as he was pointing out the constellations. If I would recommend this tour to someone, I would tell them to be more prepared about constellations in the sky.”
See Sedona’s stars, satellites, and unexplained lights through military-grade night vision goggles on this lively one-hour UFO tour.
“You get to see the sky in a very different way. Try to book on a night with New Moon for darkest sky.”
Review of Sedona’s private sunset and dark-sky hike, with red-rock views, wildlife gear, snacks, pickup, and practical booking tips.
“Great time with a very knowledgeable guide. My family loved all of the special gear amd snacks provided by the company”
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